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signs.Some national manufacturers and franchisers,whose may require a setback from side or rear property lines or <br /> logo signs are very valuable to individual merchants,require may specify some relationship between the sign and the <br /> that such logo signs be installed on separate poles and not building.Provisions of sign or zoning regulations may pro- <br /> stacked on a pole with other signs.That poses a practical hibit signage, as well as fences and buildings, from being <br /> problem for auto dealers and others who handle multiple located in a"clear-site triangle,"which is typically an isos- <br /> lines of "name" products, each requiring a separate celes triangle with two 25-foot sides extending from the street <br /> freestanding sign. Although local governments need not corner along the curbs;some communities refine this limit <br /> cater to the dictates of large national companies,they must to include the area required for visibility from autos,which <br /> be sensitive to the fact that the local Chevrolet-Honda dealer is from roughly two feet above the ground to nine or 10 feet <br /> probably does not have enough bargaining power to per- above the ground. <br /> suade either manufacturer to change its requirements.Since Some local regulations make sign location and height <br /> multibrand auto dealers are likely to have large expanses of dependent variables, typically allowing lower signs to be <br /> street frontage,a limit for freestanding signs that is based on placed closer to the street.Such a regulation provides an in- <br /> street frontage should be responsive to that problem. centive for merchants to reduce sign height, thus reducing <br /> Limits on the number of wall signs and similar signs can the elevation—and perhaps the intrusiveness—of street clut- <br /> become difficult to define,administer,and enforce.Depend- ter.The varying heights and setbacks that will occur under <br /> ing on the definition, a stacked sign that says"Mini Mart such a regulation can also eliminate the problem of rows of <br /> Foods"and that includes a gasoline company logo below it signs obstructing the visibility of one another. <br /> may be considered one or two signs.The problem is hardly Local sign regulations sometimes require additional set- <br /> worth solving because the real issue is how much wall area backs for signs in residential areas or impose special restric- <br /> is covered by the signs.Thus,the model ordinance does not tions,such as subdued lighting and reduced height,on signs <br /> include limits on the number of wall signs, window signs, located within specified distances of residential property. <br /> and door signs.Although that may result in some walls ap- <br /> pearing more cluttered than others,some sign designers are Sign Height <br /> capable of making even a single sign seem cluttered. For The height of freestanding signs is an important issue in <br /> those who wish to regulate aesthetic details of sign design, streetscape aesthetics.Sign heights are often stunning to the <br /> the Street Graphics system provides an excellent approach. casual observer.One wag once suggested to the author that <br /> sign companies are in the business of selling poles,not signs. <br /> Location There are significant ironies involved in the tall signs that dot <br /> Location is an issue mostly for freestanding signs. The many commercial areas. An ideal sign height for auto <br /> most common locational requirement is a setback require- visibility on a city street with a 35-mile-per-hour speed limit <br /> ment from the front property line.Other local regulations is a height that puts a sign comfortably within the windshield <br /> The CCB sign would be treated as a roof sign under most local regulations because the sign structure appears to be <br /> separate from the building, whereas the First Federal sign is a wall sign. <br /> IL <br /> i <br /> t <br /> L <br /> 7 <br />
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